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Teachers strike having rippling effect on Berekum Pragyia riders
They expressed worry that the on-going nationwide teachers’ strike had slowed down their economic activities in the Municipality and had a rippling effect on their operations.
Hitherto, he explained that most of the students in the municipality used their machines to go to school, but now patronage had gone down.08, GNA-Pragya riders (tricycle) in the Berekum Municipality of the Bono Region have called on the government to be expeditious in addressing the concerns of teachers for them to return to the classroom.
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